In the capital of Emilia, the greenhouses at Giardini Margherita have become a centre of cultural production crossbreeding art, scientific research and ecology to become the city's heritage over the years.
Located in the new Rive Gauche district of Paris, the recently completed hub of the University of Chicago develops all its relationships in height, linking the genius loci to the institution's identity through materials.
The historic building next to the Rialto Bridge currently houses a luxury shopping centre, which is soon to be closed. After numerous renovations, it was also entrusted to OMA in 2016.
On the Gulf of Talamone, the restoration project by Studio Hus transformed the stable of a farmhouse into a country residence through gradual contrasts in colour and material.
The Turkish studio Melike Altinisik Architects (MAA) has designed an educational museum dedicated to robotics and artificial intelligence that is constantly adapting to tell the story of the evolving technologies of the 21st century.
Romano Tinazzi rehabilitates a former railway workers' residence on the outskirts of the Veneto city, creating a co-living space for students and young workers that combines old and new through radical architectural gestures.
New architectural projects are emerging in the villages of rural China, bringing local communities together around books and attracting tourists from the cities. We have selected ten of them to explore.
Created in collaboration with A31 Architecture, Villa Aimasia goes beyond Greek vernacular by embracing contemporary design, blending with the island’s geology, and orienting luxury to the tastes of design enthusiasts.
In a dialogue with the local Modern tradition, Inches Geleta has extended a house in Italian Switzerland through light, the search for detail, and a rational metal structure.
Wespi de Meuron Romeo renovated a farmhouse on the border between Italy and Switzerland, combining stone, concrete and lake views in an austere language.
A winter garden with courts and a system of lightweight structures designed by Benedetto Camerana bring tennis closer to an increasingly wide public, which is making it a religion.
Art sets the pace and architecture follows
Frederic Migayrou, curator of the exhibition “Aerodream” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz, tells us the aesthetic and social evolution of these majestic inflatable structures, from Second World War until today.
Organic and abstract at the same time, the forms of Ignacio Urquiza and Ana Paula de Alba's design for Valle de Bravo Lake are inspired by the surrounding rocks and vegetation.
Hilton unveiled the hospitality project for the new private LEO space station, where, naturally, gravity will be virtually nonexistent.
